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Seeking a Sustainable Future

I draw on my experience in repair, production, art, and user experience to re‑purpose and re‑design existing materials into durable, functional, and intentionally crafted products. This blend of hands‑on knowledge and creative training helps me make design choices that reduce waste and support a more sustainable future.

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A Look at production partners, product development, and design.
Through building, repairing, and refining soft‑goods, I’ve learned how real manufacturing constraints, sustainability goals, and user needs intersect — and how smarter design can bridge the gaps.

Harness Repair

Repairing bags has become a key part of my design practice. By taking apart damaged products, I’ve learned where bags fail, how materials age, and what users actually want. These insights directly inform my own designs, leading to stronger construction, smarter reinforcements, and features based on real‑world use.

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ReUp- A line inspired to showcase different ways to minimize production waste and to extend the life of materials that still have more to give.

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An archive of past work, including hard goods, garment prototypes, and a concept line of high‑visibility dog gear designed to improve comfort, function, and safety for both the dog and the human. These projects reflect my early explorations in construction, material behavior, and user‑centered problem‑solving across multiple categories.

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​A multidisciplinary fine arts archive showcasing 3D work in wood, metal, and ceramics, alongside 2D pieces including sketches, paintings, prints, and photography. These projects reflect my early material exploration and the artistic foundations that continue to influence my design practice.

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